Background The persisting shortage of organs for transplantation could be reduced by
increasing the willingness to donate organs. An appropriate education and a positive …

BACKGROUND: Organ donation is considered to be a noble act. Medical and nursing
students will be the major healthcare providers in this field in the future. Hence, their …

Objective To shed light on the willingness to donate deceased organs and tissues among
university students in Saudi Arabia. Methods This cross-sectional survey employed self …

PURPOSE: To measure medical students' knowledge of the central issues in organ donation
and transplantation and to understand their perception of the extent of training they received …

Objectives We sought to assess the knowledge level, attitudes, and personal views of
physicians and nurses toward organ donation and transplant. Materials and methods This is …

Aims: This study aims to determine the knowledge of medical students regarding organ
donation. Settings and Design: Cross-sectional study conducted in a medical college of …

Background: Students have a positive attitude to organ donation and transplantation, usually
associated with their personal willingness to donate their organs after death. The aim of this …

Sobnach S, Borkum M, Millar AJW, Hoffman R, Muller E, McCurdie F, Kahn D. Attitudes and
beliefs of South African medical students toward organ transplantation. Clin Transplant 2011 …

The shortage of organ donations is a major limiting factor in transplant programs. Since a
favorable attitude of health professionals to organ donation can positively influence the …

Background: Organ donation and transplantation, although widely accepted as a successful
medical procedure, is one of the new consepts in nursing. Organ donation does not occur as …